OT: Everything but Super C poutine thread
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Phil Parent
Sorel, 'fant d'chienne!
As in... ready-made store brand poutine?
Ugh....
I'd taste it put wouldn't put much faith into it.
Ugh....
I'd taste it put wouldn't put much faith into it.
Okay. Who is your "guy" and how much does he knows about poutine?
I am a bit dubious, but I'll keep an open mind. We may never know; it's possible that one day, somehow, poutine might be bought in grocery stores.
FuzzyWuzzy
I'm still alive
Ever since poutine has caught on to non-québecois people, the sense of what a truly good poutine is seems to have wavered.
Fozz
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Rimouski, summer of 1992... I still dream about that poutine. Best I ever had and I had my fair share of excellent poutines.
FuzzyWuzzy
I'm still alive
Yeh i'm kind of a foodie and i realized that as i was typing. Most dishes worth mentioning go through the process.
Kenny Powders
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lo striver
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TRying to think of the greatest barstardization of ethnic dishes. Maybe Pizza? Also, I guess chinese-style fried chicken became General Tso chicken..
Stjonnypopo
Rgesitreed Uesr
ThaDevilGirl
Every day is a day off
Nope.
What about this Super C poutine? Is it like frozen poutine? I don't think they serve hot meals in store...
If it's frozen, then it should look like this
pezcore
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Benny`s is pretty good but it would be even better if they had the Belle Province fries. Always wanted to take a ride to Drummondville where it all began.
Super C poutine......just doesnt sound right.
Super C poutine......just doesnt sound right.
I don't mind Benny's fries. They are not as good as La Belle Province, but they are quite serviceable for anything you wanna do with them. Unlike, say, St-Hubert or McDonald's fries.
Benny's poutine...
Their chicken is just perfect for their poutine. 100% agreed.
And their sauce is just.. AWESOME...
...damn, must keep my diet
must keep my diet
must keep my diet
must keep my diet...
Phil Parent
Sorel, 'fant d'chienne!
I had some poutine from a restaurant called Ogusta in Sorel. Big hand-made fries, Chalifoux cheese curds and home-made sauce.
Had the "Special" variety with Bacon, Ham & Smoked Meat.
It was the most awesome thing I've ever tasted. The sauce tastes like QUALITY if that makes any sense.
If any of you come to this area, it's downtown on Augusta street.
Had the "Special" variety with Bacon, Ham & Smoked Meat.
It was the most awesome thing I've ever tasted. The sauce tastes like QUALITY if that makes any sense.
If any of you come to this area, it's downtown on Augusta street.
Ice Poutine
LA POUTINE IS BACK!
FuzzyWuzzy
I'm still alive
Nope.
What about this Super C poutine? Is it like frozen poutine? I don't think they serve hot meals in store...
If it's frozen, then it should look like this
those are one of the most dreaded enemy to good poutine: mccain freezed fries.
Ice Poutine
LA POUTINE IS BACK!
FuzzyWuzzy
I'm still alive
Theres always Nachos! They were originally made by some Mexican bartender who wanted to entertain his american lady guests so right from the start they werent really mexican. Originally they were home-made dried tortillas + cheese + jalapenos. Now you got Nachos Grande.
The poutine at Lachine Arena (not Lachine Arena restaurant, the actual arena) has a very solid poutine. I enjoy it whenever I go to see the Maroons play.
I prefer Dairy Queen's poutine. They call it the Ice Poutine...
I gotta try it someday. Actually looks good. What is is, again? Waffles for fries, chocolate sauce for the Brown sauce and marshmallows for the cheese curds?
